Welcome to Independent Texans
The poorest little pac in Texas, NOT a political whorehouse!

Empowering independent voters since 2001
Are you an independent voter who votes for the person, not the party?
Please sign in to receive updates from the League of Independent Voters of Texas, the only voter association in Texas for independent, nonaligned voters.
We will be active here at Independent Texans PAC after the primaries end on March 3, 2026 to talk about candidates running in the November general election.
Meanwhile, sign in to get LIV's email updates, become a member and get active with LIV.
Got questions? Go to our CONTACT page, linked above.
Are you a candidate? Check out this website for ideas and contact us if you want our help.
Thanks for trying to flush the John in May 2025 in the City of Bastrop!
Roy Rogers & Trigger, "Don't Fence Me In"
Independent Texans PAC was founded in 2001 following the demise of Ross Perot's Reform Party (1996-2000). Since then, we've learned lots about just who Texas independents really are.
Ever heard the song, "Don't Fence Me In"?
Well then, don't!
Do the Texas independent two-step!
Check our News Section for what we're currently doing
to gently herd independent voters.
1. Sign up to receive independent news updates from the League of Independent Voters of Texas.
2. Donate to Independent Texans PAC to support candidates and ballot measures throughout Texas. Don't have anything going on in your neck of the woods? Invent one and we'll be there to assist in any way we can.
What's an independent in Texas? Check out these two videos released by Linda Curtis and her website here, when she ran for the Texas House as an independent in November 2022. Let's experiment more for a breakthrough in 2026 and beyond.
Independent Texans® PAC registered and reporting to the Texas Ethics Commission since 2001.
Join the fun minus the tricky games in Texas politics.
What are you waiting for?
Saddle up and ride like the wind to bring it for
nearly 50% of Texans who do not party salute and
who "wear no man's collar." Davy Crockett


